Canem Systems Ltd.

This past week for Truth and Reconciliation, many of Canem’s branches across the country joined Bird in participating in the third annual Walk for Reconciliation, to reflect on the intergenerational impacts of the Residential School system in Canada. At Canem, we’re committed to our role in reconciliation and constantly strive to positively contribute to the well-being of Indigenous Peoples and groups with whom we work and interact with across Canada. On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we reflect, listen, and learn about the history and impact of residential schools.

Shoutout to the amazing team we have at Canem,   They were tasked with upgrading the lighting on plaza and fountains with new custom RGB LEDs, all in time for Stampede! https://lnkd.in/gyn5CYMm

Rooted in Canada for 64 years, Canem is proud to continue serving our communities with the same dedication, unity, and perseverance that define us all. As we look towards a brighter future, we wish everyone a wonderful and relaxing long weekend! #CanadaDay #Canada Day2024

#NowHiring: Are you an experienced Mechanical Estimator who is looking for the next step in their career? This might be your next opportunity! Canem is seeking a Senior Mechanical Estimator who will be responsible for the effective preparation of detailed estimates for commercial, institutional, and residential projects. This includes responsibility for building effective relationships with clients, suppliers and staff and contributing to marketing the company and its services. This role will be situated in Mississauga and reports directly to the Branch Manager. Take the next step in your career and join the Canem team where we value safety, honesty, and creating opportunities for our employees. Apply today: https://lnkd.in/gtgUjARP

Our Special Projects division in Edmonton is thrilled to come together with AltaSteel and break ground on their shipping capacity expansion project! This project is a 4,385 m² addition to their existing bar mill and will support two new 15-ton cranes, a catwalk, and a stair tower. Key aspects of the project: 🔸 Installation of 105 concrete piles 🔸 Construction of a 400mm slab on grade foundation with an embedded spur line 🔸 Erection of a steel structure for new cranes 🔸 Comprehensive electrical work 🔸 Addition of a staircase, catwalk, extra lighting, and welding receptacles Additionally, the project requires creating a 90’ clear span opening in the existing structure to accommodate a material transfer table, necessitating temporary shoring for structural support during construction, the removal of four columns, and the installation of a 90’ super truss. In keeping with our 'One Bird' approach, this project will also utilize the comprehensive suite of services and talents from Canem Systems Ltd. We're very pleased to collaborate with AltaSteel to bring this project to life! 📸: Emily Dinn, Chris Holtz, Barry Pfau

#NowHiring: We are currently seeking a Project Coordinator to join our team. This position is based on project sites in the Greater Toronto Area. Reporting to the Construction Manager (Mississauga), the Project Coordinator will work closely with Project Managers, Site Superintendents and General Foremen to ensure project plan administration supports the execution of field operations. The Project Coordinator will be responsible for all aspects of project execution. Take the next step in your career and join the Canem team where we value safety, honesty, and creating opportunities for our employees. Apply today: https://lnkd.in/giaDSn4p

After 9 years, Canem is incredibly proud of the work we’ve done on the state-of-the-art Rogers Place arena in Edmonton, making it a truly electric atmosphere during every Oilers game and other events! All of the systems and integrations in the building we provided were built under the highest measure and quality that Canem prides itself on. Rogers Place is a shining example of collaboration and success.

As we wrap up Safety Week, we want to highlight the value that recognition and appreciation brings to the workplace. Building the right culture takes effort from everyone and can start with something such as a small act of kindness shown to colleague and understanding that we all have each other’s best interests at heart. Thank you to everyone who participated in our Safety Week activities and for your continued commitment to building a healthier workplace.

Today’s Focus: Strengthening our Culture. When safety themes are applied together, it helps create and reinforce a culture of learning and awareness that we can all be proud of.

Let's emphasize the importance of speaking up! Your voice matters on site - it helps catch concerns, celebrate efforts, and foster a safe, inclusive workplace.